St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-06-23
Personal MENTION.

OOuCn hOyaltOn visiting ner parents.
State bank examiner j. j. r. Ran
dali of Rutland was in town yesterday.
Clayton Perry of Barre is now en-
ployed in Fairbanks Office. He was
for time teller in the Barre bank.
DR.. II. A. HOughton of Charlestown,
Mass, is making brief visit to his
former home at Lyndon and st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Adam Darling of Kansas City
is visiting her sister in this place and
her mother, Mrs. GIines, in Lunen-
burg.
Foster Henry Jones, son of Rev.
Henry w. Jones of Vacaville, CAL,
expects to enter Amherst college this
fall.
John Grant, formerly foreman in
the Lake road blacksmith shop in this
place, has gone to work in the scale
shops.
Charles H. Morrison, youngest son
of David Morrison, is home for few
days. He is a telegrapher at Bidde-
ford, Me.
l.. B. Jones, the electrician, who was
at the scale factory last year, is now at
Wellesley Hills very low with con-
sumption.
Ernest Turner of Boston, the third
son of Robert Turner of Paris, is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. S. Graves,
at the Centre.
William Moore and his daughter,
Mary A., are visiting friends in Os-
sipee, N. H., the guests of his son, DR..
William Moore.
George Paine, deputy county clerk
and graduate of the academy class
of 'S4, purposes entering Burlington
University in the fall.
Harry B. Carpenter goes to Weirs,
N. H., this week to spend his va
cation at work in the Lakeside house
with his brother Herbert.
w. A. Bradley, who has been clerk
in the Merchants bank in this place
several years, has gone to Kansas City
to take position in bank there.
Elijah d. Blodgett was reelected
a trustee of the diocese of Vermont for
the term expiring in 1894, at the an
nual diocesan convention last week.
Edward Hovey, son of w. M. HOvey,
has gone to Lincoln, Nebraska, where
he has brother living, with the in
tentiOn of locating in the West if he
likes there.
LangdOn Kendall, who died at Pas
sumpsic last week, had travelled for
the Fairbankses for some thirty years.
He went all through the South imme-
diately after the war.
j. Austin Paine, for eight years en-
plOyed as a mOulder in the Fairbanks
scale factory, goes to BinghamtOn, N.
Y, where he has accepted a position
as foreman of the foundry.
DR.. Frank SpOOner and family of
Lancaster, N. H., have been visiting at
Edward Walkers and Richard Hovey's
the past week. Mrs. SpoOner is a
daughter of Mr.. Hovey.
Miss Eva Burke of the graduating
class at the academy has accepted a
position in F. o. Clark's book and sta
tionery store on the Avenue and be-
gins her labOrs there next Monday.
Judge w. G. Veazey's place in court
this week was taken by Judge Powers.
Judge Veazey sails for Europe next
week to bring back his daughter, Miss
Annie, who has been studying the Ian
guages in Germany.
M. w. Angler returned from his
Western trip last week, bringing with
him the same reports of fertile coun-
try, ETC., that others have brought.
He went as far as Dakota, visited the
st. Johnsbury colony in Minneapolis,
etc.
Commander p. d. BlOdgett attended
the reunion of Addison county vete-
rams at Vergennes yesterday. Mr..
BlOdgett also represented the G.. A. r.
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the BrattlebOro monument last week.
Mrs. S. Il. Brooks, Mrs. Horace Fair
banks, Mrs. G. M. Stone and Miss Per-
sis Hewitt are among those from this
town who are in attendance this week
upon the semi-centeEnial of Mount
Holyoke Seminary at South Hadley,
Mass.
Rev. E. T. Sandford delivered the
sermon to the graduating class at the
commencement exercises of the Yer
mont academy at Saxton's river Sun
day evening. Mr.. Sandford was also a
member of the examining committee
at the public examinations.
j. F. Marsh, lately employed in the
Lake road shop in this place, will run
locomotive this summer from Faby-
ans to the base of Mt. Washington
F. A. Felix and Lewis Markham, from
the same shop, go into the WOodsville
shops, and Pat Rooney goes to work
for the Fairbankses.
DIR. and Mrs. w. s. Manuel of Rich
ford are in town for short time. The
DR.. will attend the meeting of the
Medical society and Mrs. Manuel viii
renew her acquaintance with the fac
ulty and students of the academy, sht
having graduated from there in the
class of '85 as Miss Mabel Smith.
Bertrand E. Taylor, wife and daugh.
ter of Boston are visiting his aunt
Miss Catherine Thayer. Mr.. Taylor i.